Good to see that Eddie Wiley has finally figured out what to do with the sled 😂... he was always a damn good truck tugger too, really quick on the clutch “prolly cause of them short, stubby ass legs😂” ... I gave up on tugging once the rules started getting too ridiculous, pretty silly when you can’t go buy a 100% stock truck off a car lot and run it in a Street Stock Class. Still a blast either way though
I alway like Archie I was one of tractor driver pulled then in out of building Ohio state fair grounds in winter he always said that I was seating on hotdogs to stay warm
@@Andrew-hh3ol sure there is Cuz, you’re not giving your State enough Credit. There is a damn nice track in SantaRosa. I’m sure truck pulling is a bit more popular here closer to the East Coast but there’s badass engine builders all over the place.
@@warrenmcelroy4718 Santa Rosa isn’t where you wanna be they had some tractor pulls but most were stock trucks or light modified California is only good for dirt bikes and trophy trucks
@@Andrew-hh3ol cuz you can even find vids here on CZcams of some very Badass Sled pulls at SantaRosa, Hot Rid gas engines and 1000hp + diesel engines... but I do get what you’re saying, hell here in Kentucky every single county fair has a motor sports area where you can always count on Sled Pulls, Tug o War’s, mud runs and Demolition Derby’s. When I was growing up we would go to a different county fair every single weekend during the summer, taking at least two, sometimes three different pulling trucks. And I always liked sled pulling but tugging and mud runs gave the best pay out for placing and it doesn’t take much $ to build the trucks to be competitive, sled pulling is a whole different ballgame anymore.
I've never seen so many unique rigs in one pull before.
The van was awsome
i love this class of trucks in kentucky, wish they bring em back around the country,
I agree!
First 👍's up guys thanks again for taking us all along with you for the great show
1:14 what a cool looking truck!.... 👍
Valley Shaker and Super Slimer used to pull on the old USHRA circuit, and appeared on ESPN. This is a great class.
Good to see that Eddie Wiley has finally figured out what to do with the sled 😂... he was always a damn good truck tugger too, really quick on the clutch “prolly cause of them short, stubby ass legs😂” ... I gave up on tugging once the rules started getting too ridiculous, pretty silly when you can’t go buy a 100% stock truck off a car lot and run it in a Street Stock Class. Still a blast either way though
Sweet music
What kind of transmission is used in most of these pulling trucks?
You tube will spam me if I show the link. But Google search scsgearbox I'm sure there might be others, but this is one of the builders...
Is that Archie announcing the pulls
Archie Coffman from junction city?
I alway like Archie I was one of tractor driver pulled then in out of building Ohio state fair grounds in winter he always said that I was seating on hotdogs to stay warm
Valley shaker also pulled with pro show truck &tractor pull in January very year Ohio state fairgrounds
If they’re building shit like that in Kentucky it sounds great there
It’s awesome here.... but truth be told, guys build these all over the country
@@warrenmcelroy4718 they’re not here in California
@@Andrew-hh3ol sure there is Cuz, you’re not giving your State enough Credit. There is a damn nice track in SantaRosa. I’m sure truck pulling is a bit more popular here closer to the East Coast but there’s badass engine builders all over the place.
@@warrenmcelroy4718 Santa Rosa isn’t where you wanna be they had some tractor pulls but most were stock trucks or light modified California is only good for dirt bikes and trophy trucks
@@Andrew-hh3ol cuz you can even find vids here on CZcams of some very Badass Sled pulls at SantaRosa, Hot Rid gas engines and 1000hp + diesel engines... but I do get what you’re saying, hell here in Kentucky every single county fair has a motor sports area where you can always count on Sled Pulls, Tug o War’s, mud runs and Demolition Derby’s. When I was growing up we would go to a different county fair every single weekend during the summer, taking at least two, sometimes three different pulling trucks. And I always liked sled pulling but tugging and mud runs gave the best pay out for placing and it doesn’t take much $ to build the trucks to be competitive, sled pulling is a whole different ballgame anymore.
Since the 80s I always wondered what the white mist was coming from the bottoms of the engine at the end of the pull
It’s blow by. Compression leaking past the rings. From the blower boost.